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a diversified economy in san francisco so the city is not simply high paid, high finance or tech jobs and low wage servants and will the mayor crash the real estate market to make san francisco afford. again to elaborate on this the 2010 sentences showed low increase household and upper increase households finds one findings done by ted ebegans from the controllers office the economist wrote that the comiebts that create a job distribution are in the local serving sector of the economy which has largely declined in recent years and what is your plan to create wage jobs in industries to prevent the city's work class from being displaced for the newer upper increase jobs and the high-tech jobs financial and provision service cities? >>> thank you supervisor and i'm glad to here and i join you in the effort of using social media to community with our constituent. >> let me start by saying that we have come off of the worst economic downturn when i took office last year the unemployment rate was 9.6%. that has now changed to eight% since 2011 and that is growing at a 6.6% pace, there are stil

for the tech that. is really the largest component on an ongoing basis that we see so far without seeing the staffing that follows afterwardsment i'm just wondering did these go through the process of coit? was that reviewed by that group of individuals? >> the initial procurement for xtech and manitron gm software went through the technology store and was approved by coit. this additional change is currently moving through, the contracting process. >> so that hasn't necessarily flowed through coyote necessarily yet? >> that is correct. >> just to the mayor's office on this item, this is simply because it's sort of a change order more than anything, where you have to update the request based on the new law that has passed. so i'm wondering if this is something that will be brought up-to-date with the coit committee to make sure everyone is on the saming page and talking to the right he stills? >> that is right. we'll include that in the coyote system, as well as the budgeting process this year. >> the value on the table for that second year which is an estimate for the value prov

're the green tech capital of north america and the number one for green jobs according to the best magazines and we're also rated highly for losing weight. in the case of san francisco i believe we're so burglarized. the progress of our city is no accident. indeed we're vital, we're strong city because of the fiscally responsible direction we've teen, deliberate choice we've made to attract people into our city. whether it's a reform of our housing or infrastructure on the significant challenges we've faced we put the people's priorities head of city hall. and on this course my fellow san franciscans i believe with all my heart we must continue were while these truths have never been self-evident we have to speak of our freedom. the same is our commit to continue the path of progress that we're on today. yet the worse of economic times are behind us we cannot relent to our commit with fiscal prudence with our taxpayers' money. we must not be distracted and retreat from making smart investments in our people in our neighborhood and in our infrastructure. i know that some maybe told me in bett

infectious and i really like that with this city. because there are 208 clean tech companies in san francisco and there are 83 investors and i think they're all here today. i think we earned the title of north american clean tech group and part of my administration that we support you and we engage with in how to do it better and you're part of my 17 points of job growth in the city. i ran on that as the new mayor in town. by the way i never have ran for public office before so you need to help me look good. i know they're going to work and as mitch said we are the ecosystem. this is how things are happening. this is why people are coming into san francisco. in addition we have a tourist sector going on, life sciences going on. everybody is innovating in the right places and doing it here in san francisco and there is a strong spirit and we will continue growth and jobs everybody. we want to help everybody out and support each other and that comes to what we do here in san francisco. today i am announcing a new initiative and clean tech sf initiative which we launching with all of y

it was unheard of by many of the tech companies, the same with tax exclusion that we also did on stock compensation was that tech companies were committed on working with the city of san francisco on hiring residents from many neighborhoods that don't have access to the growing technology sector whether it is the mission, tenderloin, south of market and western addition; and happy to have cosponsors breed, cohen, avalos - to see what it is that we can do to partner with our private tech sector to ensure that we are opening up and creating a pipeline of jobs whether it is for our students born and raised in san francisco who might not get the type of education to be competitive for these jobs; whether it is adults that i found themselves unemployed in an economy not doing well but need additional training for these jobs. what is it that we can do to partner with the mayor's office in our tech companies to develop programs that would address three different population needs so they can benefit from this growing sector? we have had a remarkable growth in the technology sector. i am pr

but are in it for the long run. the time and invested it takes to build a clean tech company. the difference with clean tech, there might be large facilities required, investment to build your first plant, for instance. we are seeing a change in the landscape. one thing i want to add, too, for clean tech, there are organizations like the clean tech opened that foster innovation and identify and help on to produce with that system, present their idea, put together their business plan, attract the mentors and advisers to help them build their technology. the incubators are contributing to a maturing clean tech and biotech sector -- sector. >> just a short comment. we focus in this building, a research center, on technology. some of it is near term, some of it is very long term. i am glad to hear what we suggest said. i worry personally that we do not see as many long term investments as we used to. >> how do you define a long-term investment? >> good question. so, i think the question is, how speculative is this? i will use us as an example. we have a team in this building working on lithium batteries. their

. investors are cheering yahoo! shares rallied after the close... the tech company had better than expected earnings.. and the credit is going to the new ceo marisa mayer. the federal reserve is set to release federal reserve, banks it's results on the latest bank stress tests march 7th. and sale and clearance signs that were removed by management.. are going back up at jcpenney... larry levin of trading advantage joins us on this tuesday for a closer look at the trading day. good to have you on the show. which sectors in this market have the most power would you say? > > i would have to say in the tech sector, nasdaq, apple stock obviously. and if you're talking about power its markets that move both ways. certainly apple's big down move has been something big. and then obviously yesterday we saw yahoo and their earnings come out and a big pop in that stock. so i like tech. > > the fed meeting gets underway today. what is the market anticipating here? > > proffessional traders down behind me are certainly anticipating more backstopping by the government, certainly no change in interest rat

. a metaphor for america's newest industries of the fastest growth tech and health care. san francisco, the growth of the west. and finally, new orleans, the site of the super bowl itself, which is the hub of the north american oil and gas renaissance that's buying so much of what's working in the stock market today. the strength of this market lies at the confluence of the ravens, the 9ers, and the super dome because the move in january's got phenomenal breadth, the mine and industrials represented by baltimore, new tech represented by san francisco, and oil and gas a la new orleans and all three may just be in the first quarter of a terrific year. we are nowhere near the proverbial two-minute warning. first up, the revival of industry represented by the town of baltimore. after five areas of fits and starts, we're seeing the reemergence of american manufacturing. it's been a long stretch. a long and terrible stretch of underperformance and disappointment. chiefly because of u.s. stagnation, european recession, and a pause in china's growth. for the industry economy, the housing marke

what will rock the world of tech in 2013? tech stocks that could become market movers from this year's consumer electronics show. in today's cover story, the deals big banks are putting into motion to move past the financial crisis. a google exec goes abroad. why the trip is raising eyebrows from the government. plus, the roadmap to gas prices. what to expect at the pump this year. and, hooch for your pooch: find out who has created the beer for dogs. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning.it's tuesday, january 8th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: earnings season 2013 kicks off today with alcoa the first dow component to report in after the close. yesterday, stocks pulled back from near 5-year highs. gold fell as oil edged up. fear falling? the volatility index, better known as the vix, closed at 13 for the second session, indicating traders are either just not that into the market or don't see any major sell-offs in the near future. federal officials are checking smoke that w

&p 500 constantly. tech is a conglomeration of a whole group, semiconductors, software, cloud, internet, large scale enterprise, tech, telecommunications tech, infrastructure stocks, assemblers, i like to look at them, the companies i follow versus the individual sectors because it doesn't work. cloud stocks are highly valued. meaning the price earnings to growth rates are extreme. that means there is no room for error or hair as we call it meaning something is wrong. something that could upset the growth rate. in 2011 one of my favorites reported a magnificent quarter but guidance was lighter than i expected and it pancaked. why? it underperformed even as growth rate would have been outstands for a personal computer related stock, a semiconductor or a cell phone company. knowing what the sector is isn't enough. you need to know the subsector, how your company stacks up against the growth rate of that subsector and have a good handle on whether that larger sector is in favor or if it isn't. nothing is worse than owning a bad stock defined by weak earnings. nothing is better than owning

world trend to boost dining and business downtown. first, the tech bytes. >> in tech bytes apple feels the heat. the "wall street journal" says the company is reportedly working on a cheaper iphone with a plastic shell rather than an aluminum shell, less expensive droid phones are gaining market share. the news from the consumer electronics show isn't just entertainment. audi has a car that parks itself but can pick you up. the really cool part is how it works with a smartphone. >> seeing the car drive on its own is amazing but pressing a button, and seeing it start and arrive where you are standing is pretty down right amazing. >> but this is still 10 years off. those are the tech [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster s

around the corner have the tools to last? plus, the guys in traders unplugged talk tech, airlines and debate whether jamie dimon deserved his pay cut. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's friday, january 18th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: stocks on the rise. the dow caught a bid and the s&p 500 jumped above a 5-year-high on encouraging news from home building, which offset negative news from bank of america and citigroup. gold and oil also gained groud following the attack in algeria at a natural gas plant. intel took a revenue hit as earnings topped estimates. and today is the deadline to file caims under the national mortgage settlement. the number to call and the email address are on your screen. let's get a peek at the friday trade with john brady of rjo'brien. good morning, and the s&p 500 above a five-year high, john. can this last? what could hold it back? > > i think it is going to continue to last, and the reason is that the asset markets are moving in such a way w

. marc saltzman, a tech contributor from usa today, joins us. mark, i have to ask you, you showed us yesterday about this technology, a thin coating that protects electronics from water being applied to a sony phone. is sony's agreement with hzo exclusive so far as you know? > > so far as i know it is not hzo's technology that sony is using, it's their own proprietary way of protecting the circuitry, and they have got tempered glass on both the front and the back of their android z - their xperia z smart phone is what you're referring to - and it does allow you to submerge it in water for up to 30 minutes, and that is good news for people who have accidently dropped their phone in a toilet or the sink. but hzo is a separate company altogether that i believe is inking deals with various smartphone manufacturers, and that does apply a thin coating to the internal circuitry of smart phones at the manufacturing level - so it's not something consumers do. but i believe that they are not exclusive to any one manufacturer at this point in time. i remember seeing them at the 2011 ctia wirele

of a victim of the virginia tech shooting next. lou: president obama today signed 23 executive actions on gun-control. we are joined now by the director of communications for gun owners of america and the viejo organizer of the coalition to stop gun violence. her daughter was shot twice during the 2007 virginia tech massacre, and she survived. thank you both for being with us. i am going to begin, if i may, with you and your reaction to the president's actions today. did it satisfy you, the degree to which he asserted some effort to control guns in this country? >> i am behind the president's efforts to oust top gun violence in this country. i believe that we have an epidemic of violence in this country. there is a problem when it is more dangerous to be a preschooler in this country and a police officer. and with the carnage that these high-powered military rifles are doing to our children, you know, i know firsthand what happens. at virginia tech the shooter had a high-capacity magazine and was able to do a great deal of carnage. i got a phone call on the morning of april 16th. my daughter

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'll introduce you to this remarkable hero. after p -- apple clawing back after day one, another tech company trying to rise from the ashes. talking all things digital with the senior tech editor here next. ♪ [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choo any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. now this...will work. [ ale announcer ] just like you, business pro. just like you. go naonal. go like a pro. lou: getting to the heart of the issue in this today. the president's ego overtaking, i think, at least consideration for those senators and the prospects for a success, and, also, senator rubio making it clear once again to the president as he forewarned this morning that it is absolutely unacceptable not to link the patway to citizenship and all of these reforms to first and foremost boarder security. >> that is correct. you're absolutely right, lou, a

big east game. >>> mark turgeon and maryland tipping off acc play at home against virginia tech. first half, check this out. every one of the five turps touches the ball. then point guard howard goes inside to lund for the dunk, 16 points and the terps had a 9-point lead. first half, dominated by the shooting display from the freshman lehman making his first start, scoring 18 of his 20 points. maryland led by 16 at the half. the crowd was amped up at com cost center. second half, another freshman took over. seth allen would score a game high 21 points, giving maryland the 18-point lead. later, allen takes advantage of a hokie turnover, scores on this lay-in. terps crush virginia tech 94-71 with a big boost from the freshman. >> it's great to see jake play well. jake's a heck of a player, hasn't really performed up to his capabilities and he got the start today because of nick's injury and he took advantage of it. lot of guys played well. charles was great in the first half, mitchell, seth allen was great in the second half. all in all, great win for us. >>> george mason and william & m

with some of these high-tech solutions that they can't be sustainable. >> right. >> so, we're aware of that and so ask code for america. so, they'll be can uming back with several options for us. we'll vet it during the process. >> is this their first year of fellowship? we don't have a track record to look at in terms of other projects they've engaged in with other municipalities? >> well, they have other projects that they've engaged in successfully. this is the second year of it. they chose five cities on the east coast that they rolled out and had a very good success record. and this one they've expanded and i think there's 7 cities in this second go round. so, they are different fellows. the fellows are chosen each year. >> okay, thank you. >> dave, just a question for you. in terms of the problem that hss or, sorry, hsa has identified in terms of technological support that you do have, what is it that you're actually seeing as a problem? are people applying for benefits and then lapsing out of it because they're not updating their applications? what is generally the issue that

francisco based tech company. paid a man to re=name himself after their company. slate shows us the marketing extremes businesses are now going to for attention. >> we are in chafed tech boo we are in the mid of a high-tech boom. >> after 43 days, after putting his last name on the bay, it ended at $45,000. the winner was a san francisco-based company headsets.com they sell every type can imagine. and now, that is his last name. legally. they are looking for ways to think of sidewalks. now his legal name is jason headsets.com it has created a lot of buzz which was exactly what it wanted the ceo speaks. >> $45 it was quite a price tag. $45,000 --. the amount of buzz that we created from the us was worth that (bri tish acccents) >> however, with this, there was nothing to worry about the my mother was going through a divorce should not want the last name. i did not want the last name. why not sell this. i asked him what it is like with living it with such a unique way. >> i like having fun with people so i put my name on the coffee mug. i'm having fun with it. . gabe slate tech re

that the level of innovation and energy is equal to the level of energy in the tech world that we normally celebrate here. >> how does this all this relate to search in your so-called business? what is the rational for this variety of projects that you get involved in? >> google wants to be at the center of the information revolution. we want to be in a decade and 20 years and 30 years. what we're trying to do is trying to be part of what will happen. we're not always perfect and we do make mistakes. one of the more interesting things is in kansas city we have wired up a small number of houses now and we're now beginning to seriously implement it across the city, one giga bit of ether net. you say, well, do i need one giga bit, the measured performance is 78 down and 720 up mega bits, think about how your world could change. at that point, there is no difference between your computer and the computer center that it talks to. they're literally in one room together. it allows all of the different immediate qua that we so carefully have husbanded into this group and this group and this group

's still big questions out there. far look behind the numbers, personal tech columnist for the mercury news. what is going on with apple? >> apple is going through a transition period now. they are moving for high growth. they've been growing at something like 80% revenue year over year growth. phenomenal growth and they're slowing down. their revenue grew this past corner. but their earnings didn't grow at all. they're predicting the next quarter, they're earnings will decline. >> is this just a case of people already having the iphone? maybe waiting for the next version come out. people are just not buying now until they release the new t hing? >> i don't think it's that so much, the iphone sales grew and grew significantly. the bigger problem is that people are trading in for ipads. they're trading in for smaller ipads. they make less money, they say their ipad minute is less profitable. if people are not buying the ipad, they're making less money from it. >> if they're not buying the mac, they're making less as w ell. we have a situation w

are wizards at using high-tech, high powered, high-tech phone systems. high-tech does nothing we cannot do. now fight to make the city and the bay safer. let's decide to choose life over death. the future is the funerals -- [inaudible] i look forward to working with you at the rainbow coalition in the coming days and san francisco bay area, oakland and let this be the place where we break down the cycle of violence and make this the place. [applause] if montgomery can do it for public accommodations, if cellma can do it and we can do it. choice of -- [inaudible] existence. dr. king and the whole year and we will have a safer peaceful environment. i wish to you that we have a happy holiday but let's work every sunday and then sunday to send and quest to demilitarize our society and jobs and drugs and guns out and let's choose another way. thank you very much. [applause] >> if we could have your attention for a few minutes. reverend jackson is catching a flight and why he's rushing out so if we could hold your attention for a few moment we would appreciate it. >> mike pappas from the i

. temperatures will be on the up tech. low 60s. stay with us up teteticking up up for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> pam: apple's dominance in the smart=phone market may be coming to and end. according the wall street journal, compared to last month, apple has cut component orders in half for the i-phone five.. this suggests that demand is lower than predicted. causing apple to slow down on manufacturing orders for more devices. apple stock was hit hard on this report. closing near five- hundred dollars today. down from its high just three- months ago in september. so many wonder whether this just an overreaction by investors, or is the i=phone losing its mojo. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate has

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webcor come up and speak to that in a few minutes. as well as the work as the unions have done with tech 21 and local schools. so there has been a lot of good progress made on that front and there continues to be no work shortage issues or other impediments to our project. and we had no reportable incidents in safety in the last month. in terms of trade packages as you know at the last board meeting or the october board meeting we awarded the substructure package. $120 million on that package and the slide says the bids are due january 10th. we do through the question from bidders process have requests to extend that bid date and we're evaluating those as we speak. so that is likely to be that -- that date is likely to be changed to give bidders additional time to prepare their submittals. >> how many prospective bidders are there? >> what is that? >> how many prospective bidders are there? >> five. >> that is great. >> in terms of working with the schools, we're having communication and preparation for this summer's program. there is a new coordinator, or new coordinators with

banking blunders. rumors are swirling about a hot new tech couple. plus, how the obamas are causing a stir at j crew... again. first business starts now! you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's wednesday, january 23rd. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: stocks at a 5-year high: the s&p 500 is inching toward 1,500. it rallied yesterday on strength from banking stocks. overall it was a green day on wall street for stocks and commodities. in earnings news after the close, google glory: not only were profits up at the search engine company, but ad sales are solid. for csx railroad, however, profits are chugging slower as the demand for coal is dropping. and british prime minister david cameron delivers his highly anticipated speech today on the uk's future in the european union. let's get a trader's take on earnings coming in from google and ibm after the close with larry shover of sfg alternatives. what do you think, larry? > > traders were surprised. with ibm, no one thought they would beat with revenue, and they did.

expectations for a company emerged as a high-tech leader. today's earnings report shows apple with record revenue and a record 47 poichlt 8 million iphones and discounts were released on other models. >> everything i use is apple. i have an ipad and iphone so i have basically the whole family. >>reporter: the ceo tim cook projected lower revenue. not the gross investors have seen. u.s. jeff folks using the android is enough to take a bite out le dominance. . >> i like the droid. personally. it works. it's thin, the screen is bigger. >>reporter: many an droid have bigger screens and lower cost points. >> kind of like, it's over. and i hear that conversation at the gym. a lot of people seem to be more about wanting to use the droid. >> i think apple needs to talk about what it's price point central gaechl is going to be for the iphone going forward. >>reporter: there has been speculation that apple might release a lower priced iphone later this year but i listened to to the call today and they did not address that issue. reporting live in jan cat. >> more. >>> apple cost about $400 per shar

seats in the new santa clara stadium. >> first, the tech bytes. >> in today's tech byte a hack attack on "new york times" saying chinese hackers have been infiltrating the computer systems for four months and the attack started after a "new york times" investigation of their prime minister. a makeover for the blackberry. the new phones are running a new operating system but they have changed their name to blackberry. the first phone could be too late for blackberry. >> it is probably not enough to bring back all the people that once used blackberry. some will love it for the new features but a lot of people are happy with their iphone and droid phones especially for their apps. >> it will not be available until mid-march. those the tech >> novato, oakland, sunnyvale, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we are on this thursday morning and this is ballot against a huge fire in wisconsin, burlington, wisconsin , which has risen to eight alarms now. firefighters from two states are here. it is at a food processing plant and started at 6:15 last night and it is still going on, at least

for people interested in mac products, tech and mac products, to be precise. let's show you video. in the main exhibit hall you see new products, everything from phone covers to brand-new apps. many companies unveil new products here hoping to get the attention of the tech media. organizers of the event say companies big and small come and are here to display new wares to prospective clients. >> hewlett-packard is showing air print printers. polk audio is here. senheiser is. there's a lot of app developers. about 100 of them. >> reporter: organizers say the trade show has survived in stride after apple pulled out. it seems strange to have macworld without apple. but apple unveiled their first i'm phone here in 2007. now it says it prefers to stage its own events. that has not stopped the trade show from attracting people from all over the world and also from the bay area, both young and old. >> i work for a web contacting company and it is really interesting to see all of these apps and how they built it up to be strong. >> i brought it here in a -- in a papoose. he was about this

. let's head that way for a check of today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites a heavy duty ipad the full-sizeed tablet has more memory 128 gigabytes or twice as much as previous versions and starts at 800 bucks. that's the only change. the new version of microsoft office has fresh look and new features and automatically updates itself as part of the annual subscription. joanna stern says the 100 fee lets you use office 365 for up to five computers. >> it's great for those who use multiple devices and for the family that has a different computer for the daughter and different one for the son in high school and for the mom who has a computer in the kitchen. >> reporter: office 365 remembers your settings wherever you are. and youtube will begin offering paid prescription for individual channels. the videos might include programs and live events and fees would be $5 or less a month forly -- initially. those are the tech bites have a wonderful wednesday. i am rob nelson. >>> it's 11 minutes after the hour. high wind blowing right now down in the crescent site. you are look live

tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, apple's next big thing there are signs we may see another tim cook announcement for an iphone 6. developers are seeing markers left behind by device as happenel -- apple headquarters. problems with the current apple mobile operating system do not disturb function can schedule turnons and turn offs but some users says it's not turn itself off and they are missing calls and messages. four square will show the full lane of users unless specifiedotherwise. they will let businesses see the customers who checked the shops. lg electronic is taking order on odle sets they are thinner brighter and use less energy but cost 5 times as much. those are your tech bites. i am john muller. >>> ravens fans gearing up for the playoffs. >> that's coming up this weekend. we can't wait. and boughtmore is paint -- baltimore is painting town purple. you noticed a giant logo at city hall. crews spent yesterday spraying it in outlying it and filling it in. and the mascot was there telling them how to take care of business. >> listen tomembers of the ravens f

much help from his teammates. the one-man show continued but it wasn't enough as va tech fell short to clemson. eric green averaging over 25 points a game, tops in thea cc, tops in the nation. first half hokies down by eight. check out green. splits the defense and gets the floater to drop. he had 25 in this contest. va tech within six. second half, k.j. mcdaniels will miss the three. devon booker can't make the put back but mcdaniels is there for the monster jam. huge dunk by the sophomore. he had 17 points. tigers go up three. late in the game. clemson clinging to a two-point lead. milton jennings, he's going to sink the jumper. he led all scorers with 28. tigers hold on to win it 77-70. tech will host 25th ranked miami on wednesday. >>> in the nba celtics hosting the heat. bad news for boston. rajon rondo tore his acl on friday and he will miss the remainder of the season. pick it up late. answers with a huge three. 34 points for him. we're headed to overtime. these two team needed a second overtime. paul pierce takes over. he had 17 points. boston holds on to win it in double ov

look at new york. let's go to the big apple for the latest in tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites a security flaw in internet explorer. it's in version 6, 7 and 8 and can allow hackers to take over a computer and put malicious codes on the website infetting those who use the browser. say bye to the net book. the last two manufacturers are ending production as of today. the small lap tops designed to connect to the internet were proplaced by tablets such as the microsoft surface. am don apologizeded for the christmas eve outage on netflix. they host commercial websites and many of the video services customers were not able to access the movies in television into christmas day. and are you taking calls for work today? if you are, stop. some companies are telling their employees to shut off the phones when they are not at work and relax. one company calls it the blackberry blackout. sounds like the good idea. those are the tech bites and i am john muller. >>> it's about 15 after 6 on this new year's day morning. you have to see these sculptures part of a festival in the chinese

for a check of the day's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites a warning for anyone running java security experts say disable the software because a problem has just been detected that allows hackers to attack some computers. one expert says it is a mess. another says it's like open season on consumers. >>> and apple is knocking down reports it's planning a cheaper verse of the -- version of the iphone a executive is saying a company will not sell a less expensive version for the sake of market share a trend at consumer electronics show a company called neurosky is getting attention for a device that is moved by brain way data. and some parents might find this practical the high tech potty training solution. the ipad cat act device keeps them engaged with training apps while learning. have fun friday. >>> thanks for joining us. louisiana's governor declared a state of emergency after two days of heavy rain. storms prompted flooding and parked a tornado. cameras captured the twister. look at it as it edged feet away from a chemical factory. the tornado was not on the ground for ve

's go to omar swhari. his sister was killed at virginia tech. omar, we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me on. >> cenk: first let me ask you you about president obama's actions today. >> i don't think they go far enough and there is more we can do to have a far reaching approach to gun violence prevention. >> cenk: what about the orders he signed today. are they helpful or just a matter of appearance. >> i think they're pretty helpful, very helpful. after my sister rema was killed at virginia tech, we knew we needed to fix the background check and i joined mayors against illegal guns with mayor bloomberg and 700 mayors around the country. we went to 56 cities in four months and advocated to have the background check database updated with all the names of prohibited purchasers. the man who killed my sister and 31 other victims at virginia tech fell through the cracks. he passed two background checks to buy the guns that he used and he was a prohibited purchaser. the reason why he was able to pass because his name was not in the national database. so we need to update that

they are all tech. let's be honest. you will not hear companies say, we are doing badly because that company is grabbing our lunch. they will not come out with the fault is in our stars not ourselves style revelation. the guy would get fired in an instant. you need to be able to recognize an excuse when you see it. bad news for hewlett-packard could be just bad news for them. intel and apple will say, it's only raining on hewlett packard's side of the street because business is going good where they are standing. you cannot assume that all companies in the same industry are equal. sometimes there's not any pin action. which is why i keep my pin sounds. you can't compare one company's results to the rest of the industry. that is frequently the case when the company is a loser. hey, it happens in every industry. it's not just tech stocks that hide behind others in the sector when the ball drops. we saw with avon, everyone as direct sellers grew, they were talking about the business model not being any good. we saw it with p&g -- we saw it play out in fast food, wendy's saying that the consumer

in research in motion? is it really a stock picker's market in tech? >> absolutely a stock picker's market in tech, and i think one of the ways to get at tech again and a second derivative play, quite evident that your mobile device is going to be your computer in the future and the tower storks which granted have had pretty good runs, is like real estate in the sky. you hang more bandwidth on the tower stocks so we think they do good going forward. >> seeing that kind of activity in those stocks, ken? >> it is very specific, he's right, so people are going to make the moves and you saw what happened in apple, right? a lot of people came out of it. i think it's actually overdone but tech is going to be very specific, and you are seeing very specific moves not in the broad sector but in individual names so i absolutely agree with him. >> thank you very much. outside of wall street, a big story millions of americans are following today, president obama announcing sweeping gun control measures just a few hours ago. eamon javers at the white house with the story. over to you, eamon. >> reporte

is tech. and that's a huge part of the s&p, the biggest, talk about a battleground. what did we pay for apple's earnings now that they're decelerating? do we take money out and buy other technology stocks like intel and microsoft which reported mixed and in line quarter, 76 cents a share, one-cent beat, drop a tad, 1.5% in after hours trading, or do we go by avnet, whole foods, which reported terrific upside surprise today. or do we pile into what we know is growing faster? that stocks that aren't tethered to personal computers alone, facebook, amazon, google, and netflix, which rallied more than 40% today. are those four stocks the newest four horseman of tech? placing intel, cisco, microsoft, oracle. are those now our father stocks like merck and pfizer were before them or general motors, bethlehem steel were before those? i would argue kind of, yeah. apple being revalued identically to intel, microsoft and oracle on earnings basis, lower than those. those were once high-growth stocks where the growth has stalled out. their shares traded at a discount. apple in a sad way is a sour

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be able to have a very small kind of tech expo. where we hear there are small business technology companies that have technology that that want to get in front of small businesses and have been asking how they can do that. so we're looking to put together a small business tech expo in conjunction with small business week. there is still details and logistics about where to have it and best time, but we're really working to try to make that something that we can do. then i just wanted to know if you had any feedback around the sunday meters at all? >> the merchants? >> the merchants are furious. we haven't heard too much effects yesterday since they haven't handed out tickets yet, just warnings. >> i have received comments and they are not happy about it. >> maybe what i should do, are they individuals who are customers going into merchant areas or is it just in general? >> i think it's a philosophy. they just see it as another tax. >> i wanted to bring up something that was brought up in my neighborhood that is part residential, part commercial, which is people are very dis

want to take a step back? of course the tech stocks have been under some pressure. after being such a great leadership in the last year. >> yeah. pound for pound tech is the best value in the market. when you look at growth and when you look at the price you're paying for. so i like tech. i can't speak to yahoo specifically. i would be looking to overweigh tech. >> do you agree with that? >> well, we like tech. yahoo is a bit of an exception. it's going to be interesting to see how their report comes through. because there's great expectations that marissa mayer can turn things around. but bottom line their revenue growth is just not there. and at south texas money management, we require our growth companies to have accelerating revenues. and yahoo does not meet that criteria. >> jeannie where is the accelerating revenue stories? where are they, rather. >> tdc is a big data company that has topline growth of about 17% and bottom line growth of about 15%. and we think that company will have the wind at its back for the next three years. that's the name we like. >> all right. and

? >> you looked darn good. >> you sure did. >> the coolest new gadgets and tech, and you're going to want to have to wear them in the new year. >> and the places you're going to want to go. the must see cities for 2013. >> plus, a holiday classic after your local news. colbial l colbial colbe cailie and gavin degras. >> we're back on booze day tuesday with today's tech and the hottest new trends for 2013. >> here with a preview of all the gear and gadgets to make your life easier is founder of digitworld.com, our friend carly noblek. >> hey, carly. >> good to see you, darling. >> to you guys too. thank you. >> thank you. >> we're going to talk about the stuff that's coming in the future. >> the new stuff. >> our first tech trend is just your base user interfaces. what that means is we can see a little example. john is dancing. with the xbox kinect. what this is all about is waving and pointing at the screen instead of click and dragging with a mouse. >> what's he doing? it's karaoke? what's happening? >> he's dancing and the little camera there is monitoring all of his actions. he is dan

... the consumer electronncs show isn't just about entertainment. friendly gadgets n display at the tech event. ((break 3)) technology makes your life you healthierr at the onsumee electronics show in las vegas, theee's a new waae in the fast- grrwing space where tech and health nterssct. karin caifa technology and health have long beee intertwined - pussing forwarr to develop new ways for doctors to treat patients. but exhhbits at this year's ccnsumer electtonic show - more ways than ever for devicee incredibly valuable "co- and they're really motivating people to live healthier believe last year at ces,, he space was aout one-third the & it's growing really, really &pquickly." fitbit was one of the early entrantssinto this space in 2007. at this year"s personal fitness mooitorssfor ttacking things likk steps sleep patterns has expanded - and it's got mooe ompany. some aimed are at speciffc health problems, llke this iphone-integrated tool for diabetics monitoringgblood suggr. ""ow anyoneewwo hhs an iphone can monntor their blood ssgar with their smartphone, they don't have to carry a sep

, the second straight. then, there's been growing speculation the tech innovator is losing its edge to competitors, particularly samsung with its popular galaxy smartphone. finally, today there were reports apple dramatically cut orders for iphone 5 components, due to weak demand. to be sure, apple has not confirmed soft sales with hard numbers. but, experts it would not surprise them if consumers were sour on iphone 5. >> it may be significant, we just came through the consumer electronics show and virtually all of the high profile phones that were introduced there had very large screens. some manufacturers like samsung have done very well with screens that are five inches or more in size. the iphone 5 is a four inch screen. >> reporter: apple is still far more profitable than any other consumers electronics firm in the world. but, analyst's celestial expectations have led to a crushing fall for apple shares. since hitting a high of $705 in september, the stock has lost nearly 30%. the selloff has trigged a big debate on wall street. are the shares cheap enough to buy, or is the ma

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thing to consider about this issue is will google as one tech veteran said to me provide the same role as corporate rabbi, if you will, to guide this issue forward? if you recall several years ago, you know, they came up with a deal with verizon, it was a top issue for hem. a lot -- for them. a lot has changed since that time, and now they have a much more diverse portfolio of public policy issues to deal with, so i think it'll be very interesting to see who comes to the stage to make a play for net neutrality if the court does, you know, strike down the rules. >> host: well, speaking of issues that have been around for a while, there's talk potentially in the 113th of rewriting the cable act; of rewriting the telecom act from the 1990s. what kind of future of do you see for those issues? >> guest: there's a lot of talk, and there's been a lot of talk for about a decade. based on my reporting, i'm not personally convinced there's going to be any kind of major rewrite, and i think it would be prudent to raise the point that one of the great champions, senator jim demint, has stepped dow

nvidia and intel, apple and samsung. the auto industry is also going totally high tech. here's how. the idea of technology in cars is something we expect. it's everywhere. in our dashboards, telling us where to go and helping us drive more safely and economically. heck, this lexus on the ces floor claims it will drive itself to you. when we visited ford, we found something else. not just technology in the car but a platform for app developers. >> party with us. we'll help you extend your interest our vehicles. >> pandora -- >> good news if you want your app in front of millions of drivers. for example, oakland's own pandora. >> huge partner with pandora. pandora, application showed the world what could happen. start listening to the music on your phone. enter to the vehicle, turn the vehicle on, transition control change to the head unit on the car and now you control the app. not just the phone but the app. i can turn it on, i can turn it off. i can like my music. i can change the station. i can find a different genre. >> it's like turning the car into an app store or platform lik

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. coming out gabe slate tech report. >> gary: , ga we will speak to steve young. the last man who guided the san francisco to a super bowl. and a mistake made by a player, later. . presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now best foods mayonnaise is just $2.77. so pile it on. pizza is served. digiorno pizza is just $3.88. and here's a treat. dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> the blackberry q 10 and10 >> pam: black-berry held a press event today in new york. to stage the company come-back. the newly re-christened company, unveiled two new new operating system. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate. gives us a closer look blackberry's "hail mary" attempt to fight off sluggish sales. they are trying to change their image and they're betting the farm on these images, the z 10 touch screen and the q 10 has a keyboard they want to make this just like any other smart

banning assault rifles. >>> and bruised apple. shares of the tech giant crash after it fails to meet wall street's expectations. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, january 24th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today defense secretary leon panetta will make a historic change for the united states military. the pentagon will lift its ban for women serving in combat roles. they comprise more than 14% of all active duty personnel, and more than a quarter of a million, 280,000 women, have served in iraq afghanistan, or neighboring countries in support of those two wars. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. today's announcement overturns a 1994 ban o

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